N. Macedonia inflation rate up in September
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North Macedoniaʼs average annual consumer price inflation accelerated to 1.9% in September from 1.5% in August, the countryʼs State Statistical Office (Makstat) said on Wednesday.
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Main upward pressure came from cost of food & non-alcoholic beverages (3.1%); housing & utilities (4.7%); and alcoholic beverages & tobacco (4.5%).
On the other hand, prices went down for transport by 6.5%. On a monthly comparison basis, consumer prices in North Macedonia fell 0.2% in September, after growing 0.5% in the previous month.
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